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You are receiving this as a part of your subscription to Profit Pregame. To remove your email from this list, [unsubscribe here](. [Profit Pregame] [Play America's Blue-Chip Stocks without Overpaying]( Tom Gentile has come up with an alternative strategy that's suitable for any budget. It's a simpler, safer, and smarter way for the everyday investor to tap into his 100% win rate without having to buy shares of expensive blue chips. Tom is up 23 winning plays with zero losers since April 2020... [all by telling folks to play America's best blue-chip stocks like this](... --------------------------------------------------------------- Friday, February 12, 2021 Why Bumble Stock May Not Be Right for You... Can the Dating App Company Maintain the Success of its IPO? One of the newest publicly traded stocks is getting a lot of attention. Is it worth yours? What's happening? Yesterday saw a new stock available for trading. Bumble Inc. (BMBL) is the creator of the popular dating app Bumble. What sets Bumble apart from other dating apps is that it is designed to be a "women first" platform that allows women to make the first move. Once a woman has matched with someone, they are the only one that can initiate a conversation. For its debut on the Nasdaq yesterday, BMBL sold $50 million shares at $3 apiece, raising $2.2 billion. But will Bumble be able to deliver profits to its new shareholders? Where's the money? Bumble is the latest dating app company to go public, joining the likes of Match Group, Inc. (MTCH) and several smaller platforms. The convenience and efficiency of dating apps have created a wave of new users in recent years. According to Statista, 31% of Americans over 18 years of age have used online dating apps or services. As Bumble has now opened up as a publicly traded company and raised an impressive amount of capital, investors will now have to wait and see if it can capture market share away from its biggest competitor, Match - which operates several successful dating apps like Tinder, OkCupid, and several others. Will BMBL be able to move up from here after its hot start? Here's what I think... How do I get some? To gain some insight on Bumble's prospects, one might look to the meteoric rise in MTCH stock over the last year and think that BMBL should have no problem emulating that success. But honestly, that may only be contributing to a potential gut punch for early investors. How many times have we seen over the last few years a highly touted stock shoot up on a wave of hype shortly after its IPO, only to watch it fall back to earth and leave early investors holding the bag? Plus, as the COVID-19 lockdowns end, we're likely to see a decline in users of dating apps as more people are able to return to meeting face to face. Look, BMBL could ultimately be a very profitable stock, but I won't be the one making the first move to court it. There are just too many unknowns on such a new and unproven stock for me to jump in. Put Your Money into the Best Stocks in the Market Instead of taking a flier on the newest publicly traded companies, you should really take a look at what my colleague Tom Gentile is doing. Using a brilliant trading strategy on some of the most consistent and proven stocks in the market, Tom has achieved an undefeated model portfolio since April 2020. That's right, ZERO losses. And the best part is that, no matter which way the stock moves, Tom has a plan that can deliver huge gains. I'm talking about the potential for payouts of thousands of dollars with the right size stakes by targeting only the best stocks. 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